Far, on the plain, on the night without shore, they could see how in a reflection of their own fire in a dark lake the fire of the jeans about eight kilometers. At night it rained and the rain whistled in the fire and the horses approached from the dark with their red eyes flashing restless and in the morning it was cold and everything was gray and the sun took a long time to leave.
In a remote and desolate landscape, a group of individuals experiences a mystical connection with their surroundings. Their campfire casts a flickering glow, reflecting off the surface of a dark lake, creating a hauntingly beautiful illusion of a distant flame. However, the atmosphere shifts as rain falls, blending into the sounds of nature, while horses with glowing red eyes emerge from the darkness, adding an element of unease to the night.
The following morning brings a stark contrast, as the cold, gray daylight struggles to break through. The sun's delayed arrival enhances the feeling of isolation and contemplation. McCarthy's vivid imagery captures the tension between the beauty of the natural world and the unsettling sense of loneliness, encapsulating the experience of the characters as they navigate both the physical and emotional landscapes around them.
